Blogging

What do we mean by blogging?

To contribute to a blog.

Term used to describe anyone with enough time or narcissism to document every tedious bit of minutia filling their uneventful lives. Possibly the most annoying thing about bloggers is the sense of self-importance they get after even the most modest of publicity. Sometimes it takes as little as a referral on a more popular blogger's website to set the lesser blogger's ego into orbit. Urban Dictionary

If minds had anuses, blogging would be what your mind would do when it had to take a dump. Urban Dictionary

The act of making a blog, or web log see also blog Urban Dictionary

Blogging is the belief of haveing sexual oragasims threw the internet, also blogging them from the internet too the house. Urban Dictionary

Blogging: If minds had anuses, blogging would be what your mind would do when it had to take a dump. Urban Dictionary

A better way of saying that no one cares. It can be changed, yet mean the same thing. Such as: Cool man, Blog it. Update the blog. Go ahead and blog that for me. Urban Dictionary

N. Short for weblog. A meandering, blatantly uninteresting online diary that gives the author the illusion that people are interested in their stupid, pathetic life. Consists of such riveting entries as "homework sucks" and "I slept until noon today." v. intr. The act of posting to a weblog. Urban Dictionary

An online diary, usually used by people who want to feel important, and think other people actually read their daily garbage. Urban Dictionary

A short web entry about some nobody online that goes on and on about there not important, non-eventful lives full of personal drama and crap that no one wants to hear. Usally expressed in forms of text. Urban Dictionary

Blog is a short form for Web log. There are two types of blogs: a) those written by people who are experts on a topic they're writing about, and their posts can be very useful to other people who are working on similar things. Such blogs are very informative, and have a purpose. Design looks professional, and there are not any bigger annoyances. Grammar is good, sentences are well formed. Box on the side provides more info, or links to other useful resources on the web. Such blogs are very rare. b) Those mostly written by emos, teenagers who have got nothing better to do and people who think that someone actually cares about crap that's going in their lives when in fact the only visitors they have are bots and other idiots who only comment to say things like 'I like your blog', 'great post', 'please comment on my blog'. Such blogs also have a very poor grammar, there are no paragraphs and that makes it even harder to read. Useless blogs that are of no value to the community in any way can be divided into following subtypes: EMO CRAP - random ranting about how you are depressed, how you saw a good movie which reminded you of past and made you cry or how you bought a new CD. colors are usually dark - the banner is way too big, and shows grayscale images of converse shoes or blood. TEENAGE GIRL - usually consist of short posts with no grammar at all, and sentences like: 'school sucks.... i went shopping today. :DDDDDDD'. smile to text ratio is usually 5:1. The designs of such blogs are usually crappy, colors are flashy and hard to read, big images in the background, layout is mostly broken by crappy flash apps or gif images which flash for no reason at all. Boxes are full of guy pictures, and lists of people they like/dislike, along with their own image, full name, mobile phone number, school, town, country zip code and other info useful to stalkers. There is also a lot of music embedded that plays when the page loads and often there are more then one songs playing at once. IDIOTS WHO THINK WE CARE - people who think that someone actually cares about how they just bought new shoes, ended in a debt or whatever. ONE TIME POSTERS - those who have only one post informing us that they will now be writing their own blog. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to blogging:
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Words that rhyme with blogging:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe blogging:
political, corporate, personal, mobile, successful, effective, audio, educational, anonymous, semantic, video.

Consonant match to blogging:
blagging.

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